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Links to online material on "Sabath to Sunday" Issues Critical History of the Sabbath and the Sunday Book by 7th day Baptist, A. H. LEWIS D. D., LL.D., History of the Sabbath --4th edition Book J.N.Andrews & Conradi Alternate link for History of the Sabbath -- 4th edition How Sunday...

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In 1947 Thor Heyerdahl sailed on his Kon-Tiki, a balsa wood raft, for 4,300 miles from Peru in South America, to French Polynesia in order to prove that these Islands could have been colonised from South America rather than from Asia as commonly thought. It took 101 days for the five man crew to reach...

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The issue of the international dateline and the Sabbath has been raised as an issue -- especially in connection with the Islands in the Pacific like Samoan and Tanga. Through the years many have raised questions and given answers -- Question:Inasmuch as the International dateline was arbitrari...

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An argument against people who observe the Sabbath is that since, according to their knowledge the Roman pagans didn't rest on Sunday and didn't even have a seven day week, therefore, the claim that Sunday observance was connected with paganism is unfounded. The argument then goes further to say...

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THE MUCH discussed Sabbath-Sunday question presses more and more to the fore. It will soon become one of the major religious issues of the day. Of great interest and concern at this point in time is the apparent beginnings of Sunday worship being enforced by the Adventist Church itself! How can...

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ORIGIN OF THE WEEK In the beginning, says my Bible, God created the earth in six days and rested upon the seventh day. God Himself measured off the first week as a sample for successive weeks to the close of time. Like every other week, that first week consisted of seven literal days. Six days were empl...

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Hi, I was browsing for information on Christians who kept the 7th day in the early centuries AD. Here's an interesting account. The Chang-An Monument "It was in the year 1625; the Jesuits had infiltrated the fabric of the Chinese cultured classes, when a sensational discovery was made. A l...

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Many refer to the writings of church fathers in an attempt to prove that from pretty much the beginning of Christianity, Christians met regularly on Sunday, no longer keeping the Sabbath. Yet how reliable is this message that is posted on many a website? A while back websites quoted four paragraphs...

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The pope has changed the day of rest from the seventh to the first day. -- Ellen White, Early Writings, page 65, paragraph 1. The challenge is made: Which pope? 1. The sentence is "the pope" not "a pope". Thus the process was over time, not just a single pope. 2. HOWEVER, the...

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	STICKY: LINKS to good sources on "Sabbath to Sunday" Issues (Preview) Links to online material on "Sabath to Sunday" Issues Critical History of the Sabbath and the Sunday Book by 7th day Baptist, A. H. LEWIS D. D., LL.D., History of the Sabbath --4th edition Book J.N.Andrews & Conradi Alternate link for History of the Sabbath -- 4th edition How Sunday...	Dedication	0	305	Mar 7, 2011 by Dedication
	Sunday as Sabbath in South Pacific Islands (Preview) In 1947 Thor Heyerdahl sailed on his Kon-Tiki, a balsa wood raft, for 4,300 miles from Peru in South America, to French Polynesia in order to prove that these Islands could have been colonised from South America rather than from Asia as commonly thought. It took 101 days for the five man crew to reach...	Dedication	2	500	Apr 30, 2013 by Dedication
	International Dateline and the Sabbath (Preview) The issue of the international dateline and the Sabbath has been raised as an issue -- especially in connection with the Islands in the Pacific like Samoan and Tanga. Through the years many have raised questions and given answers -- Question:Inasmuch as the International dateline was arbitrari...	Dedication	10	1285	Mar 3, 2013 by Dedication
	Did Pagans worship on Sunday? (Preview) An argument against people who observe the Sabbath is that since, according to their knowledge the Roman pagans didn't rest on Sunday and didn't even have a seven day week, therefore, the claim that Sunday observance was connected with paganism is unfounded. The argument then goes further to say...	Dedication	4	616	Sep 16, 2012 by Dedication
	Adventists Worshipping on Sunday in the Pacific (Preview) THE MUCH discussed Sabbath-Sunday question presses more and more to the fore. It will soon become one of the major religious issues of the day. Of great interest and concern at this point in time is the apparent beginnings of Sunday worship being enforced by the Adventist Church itself! How can...	Dedication	5	312	Aug 28, 2012 by Dedication
	The 7 Day WEEK in history (Preview) ORIGIN OF THE WEEK In the beginning, says my Bible, God created the earth in six days and rested upon the seventh day. God Himself measured off the first week as a sample for successive weeks to the close of time. Like every other week, that first week consisted of seven literal days. Six days were empl...	Dedication	5	504	Jan 10, 2012 by Dedication
	Early Christians and the 7th day (Preview) Hi, I was browsing for information on Christians who kept the 7th day in the early centuries AD. Here's an interesting account. The Chang-An Monument "It was in the year 1625; the Jesuits had infiltrated the fabric of the Chinese cultured classes, when a sensational discovery was made. A l...	Ruth	9	471	Oct 27, 2011 by Dedication
	Church fathers and the Saturday/Sunday issue (Preview) Many refer to the writings of church fathers in an attempt to prove that from pretty much the beginning of Christianity, Christians met regularly on Sunday, no longer keeping the Sabbath. Yet how reliable is this message that is posted on many a website? A while back websites quoted four paragraphs...	Dedication	2	352	Sep 10, 2011 by Dedication
	Which Pope changed the Sabbath? (Preview) The pope has changed the day of rest from the seventh to the first day. -- Ellen White, Early Writings, page 65, paragraph 1. The challenge is made: Which pope? 1. The sentence is "the pope" not "a pope". Thus the process was over time, not just a single pope. 2. HOWEVER, the...	Dedication	3	461	Mar 15, 2011 by Dedication
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